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SEEKING WORK - based in Israel (and Chicago through mid-June), but work remotely I've been a full-stack Web developer since 1993, and a consultant since 1995.
by reuven 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - based in Israel (and Chicago through mid-June), but work remotely
I've been a full-stack Web developer since 1993, and a consultant since 1995. I have extensive experience with Ruby (and Rails), Python, PostgreSQL, JavaScript, and many other technologies.
My real value isn't my extensive technological know-how. Rather, it's my ability to communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical people, and to turn that communication into business value.
I know how to take business needs and turn them into software, by myself and with others. I also know how to describe technical issues in terms that business people can understand, that allow us to make informed decisions. Many of my clients have used me as a remote, part-time CTO or lead developer.
I also help developers and teams improve their coding and management practices. I frequently teach in-person courses in Python, Ruby/Rails, PostgreSQL, and Git to such companies as Apple, Cisco, Freescale, HP, SANDisk, and VMWare. I also offer online coaching/pairing services to individuals and teams.
My aim: Long-term, interesting projects with nice people. (Short-term relationships can also be fine, depending on the work and my schedule.) Bottom line, I like to speak with and help nice people, and feel privileged that my work lets me do so.
If I can be of help to you or your company, contact me at reuven@lerner.co.il, or on Skype as "reuvenlerner". You can also read more about me at http://lerner.co.il/ http://lerner.co.il/ .
- smoyer 13y ago"I've been a full-stack Web developer since 1993" That's an early adopter! I was still craving an Internet connection at the time.
- reuven 13y agoThe story is that a friend of mine at MIT came back to the student newspaper and said, "I just went to a lecture given by this guy Tim Berners-Lee, describing this thing he's calling the World-Wide Web. We should get on this!" So we set up a Web server with some of the newspaper's archives, and then e-mailed TimBL and said, "Hey, we set up a Web site. What do you think?" His response was something like, "That's great! I'll put it on my list of all of the Web sites in the world." And that's how my career got started; turns out that we were one of the first 100 sites in the world.